Conduces

Secondly, the faith of the Church and of the person baptized conduces to the efficacy of baptism: wherefore those who are baptized make a profession of faith, and baptism is called the "sacrament of faith." ❋ Aquinas Thomas (N/A)

We can have legitimate liberal vs. conservative arguments over the latter, but even from a conservative point of view, it's far more important to have a government that conduces to a GDP large enough to provide all the things we want than to have a small government per se. ❋ Ian Fletcher (2011)

By driving out the Jews and the democratic and Left elements, he is driving out everything that conduces to activity. ❋ Michael Berkowitz (2011)

This conjunction of interests conduces to a particular and pervasive form of corruption, one, in my experience at least, which is more pervasive than shall we say queer theory. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Both Meeker and Baillie single out compassion or sympathy (their usages are equivalent [13]) as the touchstone by which to recognize behavior that conduces to human development, not just to the promotion of individual interest. ❋ Unknown (2008)

And Liberty is a state where constraint conduces exercise of freedoms, while Tyranny is a state where constraint obstructs exercise of freedoms. ❋ Unknown (2009)

In general, a Liberal-Democratic constitutional order conduces inherent liberty, except where constraints are necessary to conduce that liberty. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The relation between a tradesman and his customers conduces to excellence by providing feedback on the quality of work, and it reinforces community bonds. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Likewise the training that comes of education conduces greatly to virtue; for not only is modesty wisdom, but it has also the rare grace of seeing by its better judgment what is right; whereby glory, ever young, is shed o'er life by reputation. ❋ Unknown (2008)

We need not mention how greatly religion conduces to pure morals, and pure morals to liberty. ❋ Unknown (2008)

All Avicennan treatises on logic are structured in accordance with this doctrine: a first section deals with definition, which conduces to Conception, a second with proof, which conduces to Assent. ❋ Street, Tony (2008)

[This is] because [the logician] investigates what conduces to Conception and what the means [to Conception] depends upon ❋ Street, Tony (2008)

Whatever tends to render the laws certain, equally tends to limit that discretion; and perhaps nothing conduces more to that object than the publication of reports. ❋ Lawrence M. Friedman (1985)

M on Facebook today: Happy are those who find [fault] with themselves instead of finding fault with others. Me: Not necessarily happy but at least wise and [introspective], and to me self-questioning conduces ([sic]) progress. ❋ Vivauganda (2011)

[Working] [conditions] are not conducive to [productivity]. ❋ Giftediq (2009)

Man you be [doing too much], [I swear] you be [conducing]. ❋ Mz. Foxie (2019)

[Deborah's] cooking is amazing, the food she makes is really [conducive]. That girl is unconducive, she looks like she got [hit by a train]. My remote is broken, can anyone conducify it for me? Alcohol increases the conducivity at a bar by making unconducive girls look conduce. ❋ Mstrsplntr (2010)

The [mashup] is the [epitome] of conducer [output]. ❋ Mrkp (2008)

even though i really [like that] [Frank], his lack of [a job] is not conducive to my situation. ❋ That_sassy_girl (2011)

Look at Taylor, [Alexis] and Madison they are so much more [conducive] these days thank god they arent [conductive] anymore. ❋ Almightynessgemini (2021)

On [5th July], 2021 there will be [conducive environment] for [exams], only for students not for members. ❋ ICAI (2021)